Inadequate Reasons for Decision – a Canadian Immigration Law Perspective
A common situation in Canadian immigration law is when you make an application or a request for something such a reconsideration and you get back a decision with reasons you believe are inadequate.
Let Me Tell This a Different Way…….. Their Eyes (A Response to Op-Ed/Increasing Hate)
Their eyes. Seen through a lot of things – more vividly when closed.
Learning to Take the L – Loss, Grief, and the Law
This piece has been simmering and marinating in the back of my mind for awhile now. Meeting a mentor last week who had at a crucial juncture shared with me his story of loss and this time shared his current work
Understanding the Six-Month Ban on Work Permits and Study Permits
In today’s bit of a fun exercise for people who like to dork out on these things, let’s take a look at the six-month on work permits and study permits – what the Regulations (IRPR) say, what the IRCC website says, and try and make sense of all of this fun stuff.